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Josh Fields admits stuff could have happened without him knowing
Really great interview from the Dan Patrick Show today with Josh fields.
Josh Fields went on the Dan Patrick Show on Wednesday and gave a good, fair account of his time at Oklahoma State. I thought it was really interesting at the end when he said he admits stuff could have happened without him known and that he actually hopes (probably tongue-in-cheek) that SI wouldn’t publish this stuff without at least a little bit of evidence.
He also said the people throwing him into the article the last few days need to put their names behind it.
Fields has been crushing it for the last two days and it’s clear OSU wants him to continue crushing:
Interesting move, Oklahoma State called us to suggest guests/former players for our show to refute SI series.
— Paul Pabst (@PaulPabst) September 11, 2013
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